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W. S. VANDERBURG, of Coos Co.,
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Hor Supreme Judge—
ROBERT S. BE AX, of Lane Co.................. Republican
Democratic...
JOHN BURNETT, of Benton Co.
JOSHrll GASTON, ot Multnomah Co........... .People.-..
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, lune 4,
1896:—Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Oregon City, Ore., ou July 20, 1896,
viz: Orpha M. Cutting, formerly Orpha M. Wil
son, II. E. No. 9315 for the s H of se
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sec 18, nw l4 of ne sec 19, tp 5 • r 10 w.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land, viz:
George Schlägel, J. W. Hellenbritnd, G. H.
Page, V. Schlägel, all of Oretown, Tillamook
county, Oregon.
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Robert A. Miller, Register.
For Joint Senator, 16th Senatorial District—
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For County Commissioner—
STEPHEN SCOVELL, of Tillamook Co.,...... Peoples.
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C 11. WHEELER, of Tillamook Co...... Republican..
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W. B. DILLARD, of Columbia Co.,.......... Democratic.......
JOHN HANSEN, of Tillamook Co.
Peoples.
G.W. PATTERSON of Washington Co., Republican..
For Joint Representative, 12th District—
W. L. BROOKS, ofTillamook Co............... Republican..
GEORGE COHN, oi Tillamook Co.
JOHN GII.L, of Yamhill Co.
.Democratic.
Peoples.
For District Attorney, 3d Judicial Dist—
JOHN A. CARSON, of Marion Co............ Republican......
J. E. SIBl.EY, ofTillamook Co.,.,
For County Clerk—
J. D. EDWARDS, of Tillamook Co........... Democratic.
G. R. Il UFF, of Tillamook O».
Peoples......
A. T. WHITE, of Tillamook Co................. Republican
For Sheriff—
J. W. HASKINS, of Tillamook Co.,.................. Peoples...
JOHN H. JACKSON, ofTillamook Co..... Republican..
T. J. LUCY, of Tillamook C
Democratic...
For Treasurer—
JOHN BARKER, of Tillamook Co............ Republican.
I». II. M. SMITH, of Tillamook C
Peoples.
ALFRED WILLIAMS, of Tillamook Co.,Democratic
For Assessor—
LEM PARKER, ofTillamook Co.
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Democratic.
J. S. STEPHENS of Tillamook Co.,
Republican.
TOM WILLIAMS, ofTillamook Co.
...... Peoples.
For Surveyor—
A. M. AUSTIN, ofTillamook Co.
L. L. SMITH, of Tillamook Co.,...........
W ALTER D. WOOD, ofTillamook Co.
Republican
Democratic
.Peoples
For School Superintendent—
GILES B. JOHNSON, of Tillamook Co.,..Democratic
G. W. KIGER, ofTillamook Co.
Republican... .
<». A. WALKER, of TillamookXo.
For Coroner—
C. E. LINTON ofTillamook Co.,.............. Democratic.
C. H. RE VNOLltS, of Tillamook i'o...... Republican
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For Justice of the Peace and District—
J. H. BRIDGEFORD, of Tillamook Co ...Democratic.
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B. H. BUNN, of Tillamook Co.....
I.T. MAVLSBV, of Tillamook Co.............. Individual.
G.W’.SAPPINGTON, of Tillamook Co.......Republican
W. B. SMITH, of Tillamook Co.
For Constable, 2ml District—
8. V. ANDERSON, ofTillamook Co........ Republican.
S. S. DALLAS, of Tillamook Co........
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office nt Oregon City, Ore., July aO, 1896:
—Notice is hereby given that the "following
named settler has filed notice of lus intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Register ami
Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on July 2o,
1896, viz:
George Schlagel, H. K. No. 8320, for the ne ’4
see Bo tp 5 s r 10 w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his co .tinuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said laml. viz:
C. G. Cutting, J. W. Hellenbrand, G II Page,
(). M. Cutting, all of Oretown, Tillamook coun­
ty, Oregon.
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Robert A. Miller, Registsr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Ore on City, Oregon, May, 14,
1896.—Notice is hereby given’ that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final pt oof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook Couuty, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on July 1, 18.96, viz:
James McGhee l’re D. 8., No. 714!, for the sc
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ne *4 of se % of sec 29, and sw'4 of
nw % ami nw ‘4 of sw l4 of sec 28, tp 3 s range
10 west.
He mimes the f allowing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence 14x111 and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Thomas (L Harris Sr., Thomas J. Harris Jr.,
Elijah Osburn, Charles F. Murphy, all of Hem­
bree, Tillamook county, Oregon.
Edwes Cary who made II. E. No. I1611 for w’a
nw '.t sec 2H and e>* of ne * 4 sec 29, tp 3 s, r to
and Rendersoil Pierce who made H. E- No. irtGa
for ne % se '4 sei* 29, and nw *4 sw % of sec 28 tp
3 s r 10 w, aie hereby cited to appear before the
Clerk of Tillamook county on said date mid
show cause why the pre-emption entry of said
James McGhee should not be allowed.
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Robert A. Miller, Register.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Notice is hereby given Hint I have been order­
ed by the County court of the state of Oregon
for the county ofTillamook, to sell the follow­
ing described real property lo-wit:
East one half ol the east one half of se tion
seven (7) in township one south of range eight
(8) west of the Willamette Meridian, ami that 1
will, ns administrator of the estate of James
Rvan, deceased, in accordance with snid order,
oiler said property for private sale 011 and after
uly 1896 in manner and form as
D. w. R van ,
Administrator Estate of
Janies Ryan, Deceased.
1-5 Tillamook, Ore., June 9II1 1H96.
ADMINISTRATORS HALE,
Notice is hereby given that an order of sale
has been imide by the County court of the state
of Oregon for Tillamook county, ordering me to
sell the following described tract of property,
to wit:
Lot five (5) in block eleven (iI) Cone and Mc­
Coy's addition to Bay City, Tillamook county,
Oregon, at private sale, as administrator of the
estate of J. E. Barker, deceased, ami that in ac­
cordance with such order I will on the 30th day
of July 1896 and thereafter offer the said prop­
erty for sale, and sell the same as by law pro­
vided.
W m . B akker ,
Administrator Estate of
J. E. Barker. Deceased.
1-5 Tillamook, Ore., June 9th 1896.
CITATION.
I n the C ounty C ourt of i hk S tate of O kk -
(¡ on for the C ounty of T illamook .
In the limiter of the estate of
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Ernst Wyss
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Deceased
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To all heirs of Ernst Wyss, deceased known
and unknown if any such there be, Greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon;
You are hereby cited and require«! to appear
; in the County court of the state of Oregon, tor
the county of Tillamook, at the court room
thereof, at Tillamook, in the said county, on
Tues«lay. the 7II) «lay ol July 1W6 at ten o'clock,
in the forenoon«»f that «fay, then iiik I there to
show cause, If any therein-, why an ordei should
not be issued by tills court to s«-l! the following
«¡escribed iritl property belonging to sal«l estate
I,ot twenty-one (21) of J. J. McCoy’s addition
to the town of Bay City, Tillamook county,
Oregon.
Also twenty acres described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the
southeast quarter oi section thirty-five (35)
town-hip «me (t) north range ten (1(1) west,
Willamette Mi ildian, tunning thence north one
hundred and twenty (i2<*) rods, thence east
twvnty six an«l two thirds t2^k;ll r«als to the
place of beginning, all in Tillamook county,
Oregon.
Witness, the lion. W. W Cornier
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Tillamook with the seal of said court
affixed this 18 day of May 1896
Attest: T. II G oyne , clerk.
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Ellin, rep., congress, 2nd «N h L, about 500 over Quinn.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR S HALE OE
REAL PROPERTY.
Notice is hereby given that by viitueofan
order «Inly made and entered in the county court
for the county of Tillamook and Htate of Oregon
on the 3rd «lay of March 1M96 and ordering and
empowering mid licensing me, the undersign« «1.
an administrator of the estate of John (' Hall,
deceased. I will on the 6th. «lay of July,
at
the comity court house door in the county of
Tillamook
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in
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city
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Tillamook and Htate of Oregon at tin* hour of
] o'clock P. M on said «lav sell at nubile miction
for cash In hand, In parcel« or the whole of the
following describe«! real property belonging to
said estate mid situate«! in i'illmnook county,
Oregon, to wit:
The w % of sw % of section 27. mid the ne
of
se # and these'4 of 110’4 of section as, contain
lug 160 acres in township t south, range 9 west,
wTlla...ett«* Meridian. Also the foll«>wing be
ginning at a point 20 chs. west ami 18.50 chs
north of the % section coiner between sections
27 and 28 it la ing in th«- middle of the Neat ticca
River, thence south 18.50chains thence west 40
chs., then««- south Jo chs., thence west 7.3ft chs ,
to th«1 middle of the Big Nestucca river, theme
following file m«imi«l»-rings of said river up
stream MLzOchs. to the place of beginning, con
tabling 69.25 acres more or less in section 28.
being a part of the pre emption claim of Erastus
M« Kinley. Also the following tract: Commenc­
ing nt a point «»11 the south line of section 2*,
27 chs east <»f south west corner of section 28
and it bring the middle of the Nestucca river
from wbi'-h an Alder lo inches In diameter bear*
south lo «1« giees west 50 links, thence east It '4
chs to the Ji sec. coi net, thence north 20chs. to a
post, tlieiu r west 2ochs to a post 2.09 chs north
of the middle of the Nestucca R d er, thence
west 7.25 chs. t«> the middle of the Nestucra
river, tln nre billowing the meandering» of said
stream downstream 19.70 chs. to the place of la-
ginning, containing 2640 acres more or leas
Also save and except all that portion of the
' south east ’4 of the north east’4 of section 28
lying north of the Big Neatucca river and con
taming 1$ acre« more or less, deeded by W A
1 Haynor ami wife lo R, O. Richards Nov. 11
r8«yL all being situated in Tlllain(M>k county,
Oregon ami lying in township 1 south, range >
west Also excepting and saving all that por
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' tion of the north west % of south west % of sec
tion 27. ‘■aid township and rang«1 ami heretofor
deedea by W A llaynor ana wife to Janie*
Hughey and wife.
Given under “
iny
hand this the 2nd day of
c.-r-tt
■
I896.
Will make trip* every five «Uys. the weather permitting, between AsterU and TllUtiiook City June.
CffAXi.F.a E. H all ,
F. F. Mr.LFH.
carying freight and pa»«enge s.
AdmlnU'raf«ar of m ><I
Attorney
Mtate.
ELMORE, SANBORN A Co., Astoria, or COHN & CO., Tillamook, Agts
Reduced Fares!
and Machinist
Horseshoeing. Carriage Work and Wood Work
nt lowerjprices than ever.
the old stand
Tillmnook county ¡ h nil republican except
clerk iiik I hc I ioo I Hiiperinteiideiit:
C. II. Wheeler, coinmiKMioner 212.
J, I). Edward*“, clerk, 5.
11. H. Jackeon, alierifl', 351.
John Barker, treasurer, 186.
A. M. Austin, surveyor, 246.
J Stephens, assessor, 257.
(i. A. Walktv, seliool superintendent, 216.
C. E. Reynolds, coroner, 135.
(J. W. Sappinton, J. 1’., 135.
S. V. Andeison, constable, 111.
1134 votes were cast.
Netarts Camp Grounds
Best Location on the Beach
Good pasture, garden truck' milk, butter, eggs, and
feed for safe Spring water at hand. Sheltered from
the wind Right m front of the Sea Lion Rocks Good
bathing. Everything made pleasant for visitors.
I). R. HURLBUT,
M axwell P lace .
N etarts , C reoom .
pacific [¡avigation Company
Steamer W. H. Harrison,
or R. P. Elmore,
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